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Collision exhibition reviewed in the Canberra Times by Sasha Grishin
“Serene beauty and urgent tone have a powerful message” Read the review HERE or CLICK on the image below.
Posted in Australia, Australian art, Canberra, Collograph, Islamic art, Mixed media, Moorish, Moroccan art, Moroccan Artist, Moroccans overseas, Morocco, Painting, printmaker
Tagged art, Belconnen Arts Centre, Collision, collograph, conflict of scared realities, exhibition, Fatima Killeen, Iraq, islam, Moroccan art, painting, politics, review, Sasha Grishin
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Collision article by Muhammad Bakir in Watanpress newspaper
The Collision exhibition opening is at 6pm on Friday 6 September at the Belconnen Arts Centre gallery and runs for 2 months until late October.
Fatima Killeen featured in the Special Arts Issue of Canberra en Français
The French community magazine, Canberra en Français, highlighted my work in their latest issue. The article in French and English outlines my art practice, the techniques behind my work and also includes photographs taken in my home studio. CLICK on … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Canberra, interviews, Islamic art, Moroccan art, Moroccan Artist, Moroccans overseas, Morocco, Painting, printmaker
Tagged art, Canberra, Canberra en Francais, Fatima Killeen, France, French, interviews, Magezine
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SBS Radio Arabic – From Morocco to Canberra: Success story of Artist Fatima Killeen
In January 2018, Fatima was recorded in an interview in Arabic discussing her work, art awards and the acquisition of her artworks by a number of Australian institutions. Click on the image below to listen to the SBS Radio Arabic … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Australian art, interviews, Islamic art, Mixed media, Moorish, Moroccan art, Moroccan Artist, Moroccans overseas, Morocco, Painting, printmaker
Tagged Arabic radio, art, audio, Fatima Killeen, interviews, islam, Moroccan art, Morocco, News, SBS
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Fatima travels to Jordan for the 3rd AYLA International Art Symposium 2018
Last November I was invited to attend the 3rd AYLA Art Symposium in Aqaba, Jordan to work with twenty-two other artists from different countries for a ten day event. We also had the opportunity to explore Amman, Aqaba, Petra and … Continue reading
Posted in Islamic art, Moroccan art, Moroccan Artist, Moroccans overseas, Morocco, Painting
Tagged 2018, Aqaba, art, AYLA, AYLA International Art Symposium, Fatima Killeen, Jordan, Moroccan, Moroccan artist, Morocco, Petra, Red Sea
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Ballades Migratoires – Fatima Killeen – AwacerTV
A short video about my art produced for AwacerTV in Morocco
Posted in Australia, Australian art, Canberra, Collograph, Islamic art, Moorish, Moroccan art, Moroccan Artist, Moroccans overseas, Morocco, Painting, printmaker
Tagged art, Australia, Ballads Migratoires, Fatima Killeen, interviews, Morocco, video, WacerTV
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Fatima’s art on display in three national museums
Across the last few years my work has been displayed at museums in Canberra, Sydney and Melbourne. Two large works along with my life story and other personal items have been on permanent display at the National Museum’s Australian Journeys exhibition since the exhibit opened in 2009. One of the works, … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Australian art, Canberra, Collograph, Islamic art, Moorish, Moroccan art, Moroccan Artist, Moroccans overseas, Morocco, Painting, printmaker, Sydney
Tagged arabic, Australian War Memorial, calligraphy, collograph, Conflicts 1945 to today, Fatima, Iraq war, islamic, Islamic Museum of Australia, Journeys, Killeen, Looted, marocaine, Moroccan art, Morocco, Muslim Women, National Museum of Australia, printmaker
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Islamic Arts Symposium at the IMA
Last week the Islamic Museum of Australia invited me to Melbourne to talk at the inaugural Islamic Arts Symposium and attend the Gala Ball on Sunday evening . I spoke about my work and how art affects change by expressing our concerns … Continue reading
Sacred exhibition opens at M16 Gallery in Canberra
Our latest group exhibition “Sacred” opened last night at the M16 Gallery in Canberra. There was a good turnout for the opening and Dr Stephanie Dowrick flew down from Sydney as our guest speaker. The exhibition was curated by the very hard-working Benita Tunks. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Arab, Arab uprising, arabic, Benita Tunks, calligraphy, Canberra Times, drip bags, Fatima, interviews, islamic, Killeen, M16, Mihrab, Moroccan art, Morocco, peace, Sacred, shroud
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Sacred exhibition at M16 Gallery – video interview with Fatima
The exhibition “Sacred” opens from 15 November to 1 December 2013 at the M16 Gallery in Canberra. The show is curated by Benita Tunks with works on display by Rachel Develin, Tina Fiveash, Gerald Jones, Mary Kayser, Fatima Killeen, Matthew Harding, Jenni Kemarre Martiniello, Amanda Stuart, Marcus Tatton and … Continue reading
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Tagged Amanda Stuart, Arab, arabic, Australian Muslim Women's Art Project, Benita Tunks, Bruce Tunks, calligraphy, Canberra, collograph, Fatima, Fatima Killeen, Gerald Jones, Jenni Kemarre Martiniello, M16, Marcus Tatton, Mary Kayser, Matthew Harding, Morocco, peace, Rachel Develin, Sacred, Tina Fiveash, YouTube
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